Little Sizi came to my house and became the family's darling, and Li Shimin got anxious.

Suddenly, her gaze was drawn to the cup on the table with a cute design.

"Fairy sister, what's spicy?" The little princess stretched out her chubby little finger and pointed at the soy milk, asking.

"This is soy milk. Little Sizi, try it and see if it tastes better than any of the other drinks you've had before." Li Yinxun held the straw to her lips.

In fact, the production techniques for bean products in the Tang Dynasty were already quite advanced. Xiao Sizi didn't recognize it because she was misled by the modern packaging.

The little princess tentatively bit the straw and took a big gulp.

The rich aroma of soybeans, mixed with just the right amount of sweetness, instantly fills the mouth, with no fishy taste, only pure sweetness.

"Wow--"

The little princess clapped her hands with a beaming smile, "Sweet! So good!"

Seeing the little princess's satisfied expression, Li Yinxun's worries were temporarily suppressed.

Anyway, let's feed this little guy first.

A short while later, the little princess put down her soy milk and announced that she had finished eating.

Children have small stomachs, and Li Yinxun hadn't ordered much herself, so everything ended up in the little princess's stomach.

The little princess was very hygienic. After eating, she took out a small handkerchief embroidered with flowers from her sleeve, carefully wiped the corners of her mouth, and patted her little tummy.

"Fairy sister, I'm so full. It's so good." The little princess leaned back, squinted her eyes, and looked very content and satisfied.

Li Yinxun chuckled as she tidied up the mess on the table, then held out her hand to her, "Alright, now that we've finished eating, let's go wash our hands."

"Okay, okay~ Your hands are dirty~" The little princess obediently handed over her little hand that wasn't holding the fried dough stick.

Li Yinxun led her to the bathroom.

The little princess immediately noticed the large mirror above the sink.

A beautifully sculpted little baby was clearly reflected in the mirror.

"Wow, who is this pretty and cute little princess in the mirror?" Li Yinxun asked in a deliberately high-pitched voice.

"Giggle giggle giggle, it's a duck, it's a duck!" The little princess pointed at herself in the mirror, laughing so hard she almost fell over.

After a while of laughter and play, Li Yinxun began to act as a modern life enlightenment teacher, patiently teaching the little princess about the various facilities in the bathroom.

"This is a mirror, used to reflect your image. This is a faucet; you turn it like this and water comes out..."

"This is called a toilet, it's for using the restroom. This is a shower, for taking a bath..."

The little princess stared with her big, round eyes, absorbing all this new and exciting knowledge like a sponge.

The little hands were never still; one moment they would turn on the faucet to watch the water flow, the next they would touch the countertop of the sink, and then they would pull on the shower hose, having a great time.

Half an hour later...

The two of them, one big and one small, finally came out of the bathroom.

When the little princess first came out, she still acted like a little adult, taking small, demure steps.

However, the child's true nature was fully revealed in less than ten seconds.

Like a little rabbit running around, it jumped and hopped around the living room, sometimes leaping onto the sofa and rolling around, sometimes squatting on the floor examining this and that, creating chaos wherever it went.

It has to be said that there was definitely a reason why Li Mingda was able to become the most favored concubine in the harem.

If it were any other child jumping around like that, they would have been scolded long ago. But this little girl was so innocent and carefree that even Li Yinxun, who usually hates noisy children, could only see her as incredibly adorable.

Seeing that the little princess was already squatting in the corner, engrossed in studying a spare power strip she had found somewhere, Li Yinxun quickly came up with a solution.

"Little princess, I have something to ask you." A brightly colored lollipop was waved in front of the little princess. "If you answer me obediently, I'll give you the candy."

As the saying goes, everything can be made into sugar.

Sure enough, the little princess's attention was instantly diverted.

"What? You're so well-behaved!" The little princess put her hands behind her back, puffed out her little chest, and looked like she wanted praise.

"How did you get here?" Li Yinxun tore open the candy wrapper, handed over the lollipop, but didn't let go immediately.

"I don't know, I'm such a duck!" The little princess shook her head, her big, dark eyes fixed on Li Yinxun, drool dripping from her mouth like it was free.

Li Yinxun only made eye contact with her for a second before the corners of his mouth couldn't help but turn up in a smile.

This little guy is so cute.

"Do you remember what you were doing before you came here?"

Since she couldn't get any answers by asking directly, Li Yinxun could only try to extract clues from the little baby bit by bit, like peeling an onion.

"We're playing hide-and-seek!"

Mimi hides? It should be hide-and-seek.

"So where did you hide?"

"Purple Cabinet".

A cabinet? The only place you can hide someone is a wardrobe.

But both the urban village and Jindu Garden have their own wardrobes, so the wardrobes are clearly not a medium for time travel.

According to so many novel settings, once the medium for time travel is bound, it cannot be changed.

Li Yinxun's mind raced, and she suddenly remembered the fruit basket and potato chips that had mysteriously disappeared before.

If those things were eaten by the little rhinoceros, then it means she transmigrated here a long time ago.

This also means that Xiao Sizi can travel back and forth between the Tang Dynasty and the modern era.

Last night she moved from the urban village to Jindu Garden, the two houses are more than ten kilometers apart.

But Xiao Sizi didn't travel back to that old house today; instead, she precisely followed her here.

Thinking about it this way, we can basically rule out the hypothesis that the house is a medium for time travel.

Therefore, the key to time travel is only two possibilities—

It's either some kind of item she owns, or this ability itself is something Xiaosizi possesses, but for some reason it's bound to her.

Thinking of this, Li Yinxun's gaze suddenly sharpened, and she subconsciously looked towards the living room shelf.

There was a broken bowl there.

The spot originally held a Western-style alarm clock, but Li Yinxun disliked its ugly design and put it away in the cabinet a couple of days ago, replacing it with this broken bowl.

The bowl was indeed broken; there was a crack on the rim, and a small piece was missing from the base. But after washing it clean, the glaze was smooth and the patterns were rustic.

Now that I think about it carefully, the only thing among all the things around her that could be called an antique was this broken bowl.

Li Yinxun quickly walked to the shelf, carefully picked up the broken bowl, and handed it to the little princess.

"Little Sizi, have you ever seen this bowl before?"

The little princess was engrossed in licking her lollipop when she heard this, and glanced at it casually.

The next second, she paused in her licking of the candy, her big eyes widening in surprise.

"Yes, it's here!" The little princess exclaimed excitedly, almost throwing her lollipop away. She reached out her chubby little hand to grab it. "Yes, it's here too! It's exactly the same as mine!"

Exactly the same?

Li Yinxun felt a jolt in her heart, as if something had come together.

The little princess's time travel is most likely related to this broken bowl!

Moreover, it is highly likely that there is an identical bowl in the Tang Dynasty, and there is some kind of temporal and spatial connection between the two bowls, forming a passage.

In other words, the old lady who sold her the antiques wasn't exaggerating; the broken bowl really was an antique!

However, another issue is more important right now—

I wonder if the bowl in my hand has time-travel capabilities.

Even if I did, I wouldn't dare to try. What if I suddenly appeared in the Tang Dynasty palace? Wouldn't I be mistaken for a human trafficker by Emperor Taizong?